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1939.
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let.
Prlr
$1.25.
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75c
MAJOR
Hot
Water
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Itrt.
l-ilre
11.50,
Special
$1.00
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Ltd.
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Store
Phone:
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&
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Open
Daily
from
It
a.m.
till
IS
p.m.
.Sunday
and
Holiday
from
12
noon
till
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
000
vs.JM
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
si.'-rn:ci:
in.irrrn
sum;
Eastern
Canadian
Hardwood
is
used
In
this
charming
set.
they
feature
natural
or
Ivory
enamel
finish,
trimmed
with
black-
Set
consists
of
table
with
disappearing
leaf
and
set,
of
Q'JQ
QQ
1
v,v
four
chairs
with
upholstered
slip
seats
4
only
Special?
Trade-In
Allowance
For
Your
Old
Furniture
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UKI)
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miss
this
attractive
spfdal,
tyo
In
contlnuoiu
posts
complete
with
a
strong
cable
spring
and
mattress.
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mi
svlmm
j
stisu
j
a
i:
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bi
nxu
1
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a
tmt
a
REDUCED
WINTER
FARES
to
VANCOUVER
CulliiiK
at
t)ceai
Falls
nd
Powell
Itlvc
536.00
"ct"r"
Meals
and
Berth
Included
Leaving
I'riurc
Rupert
THURSDAYS
Southbound
Rate
Effective
Nov.
1st
Until
Feb.
28.
Return
Limit,
March
31.
V-2-33
Canadian
National
Steamships
Mm.
0.
V.
IlanJey
and
son.
who,
have
been
In
Vancouver
where
fl
Hanley,
another
son
o(
Mrs.
Kap-lW's
dld
recently,
came'
north'
on,
the
Prince
Adflalde
yesterday
afternoon,
being
landed
at
Holland
Rock
!lht.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Nelson
and
child,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
south,
having
taken
their
car
with
them,
returned
to
the
city
on
the.
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
Magnus
Stolpe,
wfto
arrived
on
lh
Rflnfie
George
Thursday
night
from
Stewart,
leaves
on
this
evening's
train
for
New
York
whejre
he
will
embark
March
3
on
trip
tyurmandle
for
a
visit
to
bis
home
in
Ilclsiknl.
Finland.
Hotel
Arrival
g,lr
and
F.
Royal
O.
A.
Harma;
Prince
Oeorte:
2D
L,
O.
Rice
and
Dr.
F.
T.
Rlch-
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Vancouver.
Oj
Prince
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A.
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T.
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L.
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1
4.
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W.
C.
Jensen.
TA
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H
Opsahl.
Soren
Jen
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P.
Davis
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city;
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et
fully
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Service
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anteed
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working
order.
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pricls
-
f.i:N
inf.
values
Mantel
Models
ICC.
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Victor
520.00
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Knight
Short'
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long
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JW5.O0
Knight
Shoit
and
long
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with
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tuning
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gtftd
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$55.0
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model
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As
L
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We
Have
Many
Other
lh
Set
at
Various
Prices
from
$13.50
u,p
Alva
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Can
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fed
lUttery
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First
Aid
To
Cold
Sufferers
These
Pictures
Tell
You
What
to
Do
for
Amazingly
Fast
Relief
1.
Ti
w
pala
vA
flt-tsnlart
ini
trtuci
terer
E
2.
If
tarsal
It
nw
Irtn
cold,
crnUi
end
Ciaotu
I
-Aspiris"
Tablets
laYi
tun
of
wittr
.
.
.
(srtte.
;4
2S
till
Uki
2
2
-Aspiris"
"Aspiris"
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TibltB
-
drink
J))-
"
)
Repeat
Is
7
Iwirt.
r
MA
Just
Be
Sure
You
Get
"Aspirin"
Tablets.
You
Will
Feel
Better
in
a
Hurry
The
simple
way
pictured
above
often
brings
amaiingly
fast
relief
from
discomfort
and
sore
throat
accompanying
colds.
Try
it
Then
$r
your
doctor.
He
probably
will
tell
you
to
continue
with
"Aspirin"
because
it
acts
so
fast
to
relieve
discomforts
of
a
cold.
And
to
reduce
fever.
This
simple
way,
backed
by
scientific
authority,
has
largely
supplanted
the
use
of
strong
medicines
m
easing
cold
symptoms.
Perhaps
the
easiest,
most
effective
way
yet
discovered.
Demand
and
Get
"ASPIRIN"
lUDCMUK
lit.
ill
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
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HOME
AYVA.Y
FltOM
llat.es
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up
5ft
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ti
ppjd
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Phone.
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a
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35
TAXI
THB
DAILY
NEWS.
PAGE
TIIREt
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Cash
(or
Old
gold.
Bulgers,
tl
Dr
L
Q.
Itice
and
Dr
P
T
House
Completed
At
Dodge
Cove
Owners
Move
In
jFrance
To
Build
Many
New
Ships
f
If
rrl
a
.
Tolmle,,
Vancouver
dentists,
a,r-
",,c
""fl
'"".
rived
in
tne
city
on
the
Cardenai
""
rif
pw
last
evenlns
from
the
south
and!
.
of
will
sail
tpmojrpw
night
pji
tbi
paris.
FVh
i
Th
Prh'
vakau
iui
(government
annnuiuA
that
it
(
.
.
...
,
jabout
to
enter
upon
a,
campaign
for
The
fire
department
had
a
call
the
construction
of
inn
nnA.
i
.-i..i.
i
.
.
t
'
-r'.rs
,
.
ruui
u
a.mereantUf
shipping,
tfork
on
this
jn'T
-v-7T-
...
"iif
u
commence
at
once.
uie
rtHicnvv
iu
ii.
u.
noagson
in
he
Qlbspn
pjopk
on
Sfcond
enue.
no
damage
was
done.
Av-
II
A
It
GO
I.I)
Jack
RuUer.
local
rallwav
en-.
LONDON,
Feb.
18:
CP
The
Slneer,
tfftlta,
0
an
alleged
mur-SM!,n'1
PrJ
of
bar
igeld
on
the
dermis
attack
in
a
local
roomlns
London
market
was
up
2c
at
$34.95
house
Wednesday,
is
still
a
patient
IP
OUBtt
yesterday.
!n
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
will
have
to
remain
there
for,
E.
.
.
T
Keev
fop
wecK
or
so.
ills
eyes
are
bound
Skeena..
x
-
hu
pptlirn
a
i.
-Lrj;-
U
Trrace
yeaterdav
by
way
of
whether
or
not
his
vision
is
im
paired.
freight
ffllptfpz
a.
Q
Stevr-arti
was
eaught
by
the
snpwslidej
cast
Df
Kwinltsa
and
returned
with,
(the
"ay
freight
this
morning.
Hf
l
will
go
out
on
the
regular
train
j
tonight,
proceeding
through
tg
Smlthers.
Mari
in
the
Moon
The
new
home
for
the
Ennrk-
Wars
and
rumors
of
wars
seem
to
son
family
at
Dodge
Cove
is
com-
P'lde
tfce
l
amusement
of
the
pleted
and
the
family
is
moving
aa-in
todav.
This
mornintF
a
la
oile
of
narceU
that
had
accum,i.
There's
ptenty
of
humor
In
the
ited
at
the
News
office
was
takpn
world
if
you
only
are
fitted
to
see
over
and
Norman
Watt
shipped
u
and
tt
plenty
pf
sorrow
tod,
across
the
stove
and
heavier
fur-
"
'ou
loo,t
im
w
aiture.
The
donation
of
$C8
announced
J
W
he
can
enjoy
anything
yesterday
was
from
the
employees
exceP
lhe
the'
"PatcUmes
serve.
i
A
the
Tuck"6
Inlet
Packing
Co.
s
n,m
r?uruv
plant.
In
addition
there
was
a
donation
of,
52
from
a
friend.
A
parcel
from
E.
Baker
was
sent
in
this
morning.
Should
there
be
1
further
donations
1thln
the
next,
Cfw
days
they
will
be
acknowledge
;
jbut
it
is
the
desire
to
close
this
campaign
u
as
soon
as
possible.
Chairs
have
been
contributed
by
Wri
J.
B,
Gibson
and
a
table
by
H
S
Meadows
Donations
have
also
been
made
by
John
Sarvig.
John
Stitrseth
and
Mrs.
II.
John-
sen.
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and.
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
this
col-omn
win
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word!
Cambrai
Valentine
Tea
Mrs.
S
C
Thomson's.
February
18.
Eagles'
Bridge
February
22.
Nprdkap
Bridge
aryl
Dance,
Feb
ruary
24.
March
gans.
1st
Tea,
Mrs.
Bert
Mor-
Leglon
Women'?
Auxiliary
Bride
'
f
March
2.
.
Scout
Concert
March
3.
Rod
and
Gun
March
13.
r
Presbyterian
March,
17.
St.
Patrick's
'Hall
March
17.
Annual
Meeting
Shamrock
Tea
Supper,
CathoVe
Prince
Rupert
Operatic
Society
presents
"The
Mikado"
April
12,
13
20.
Capitol
Theatre.
Anglican
Spring
Sale
Anrll
13.
Presbyterian
Easter
Sale,
April
St.
Peter's
Sale
May
4.
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Dean
Chqlr
Leader,
A.
J.
Lancaster
Organist,
Peter
Lien
8
a.m.
Holy
Communion
10
a.m.
Sunday
School
11
a.nt-
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon
7:3Q
p.m.
Service
of
Praise
Musical
Program
'To.
Thee,
Q
Lord,
Do
1
Lift
Up
My
Soul"
Rachrnanlnof
f
"To
Thee,
We
Call"
..
Tchaikovsky
"Hear,
Lord
Our
God
Have
Mercy
Tchaikovsky
"Bls
the
Lord,
Q
My
Soul"
Ippolitoff-Ivanoff
"IJoly,
Blessed
Trinity"
Tchaikovsky
FREE
BIBLE
LECTURE
At
Mctropolc
Hall,
Tomorrow,
Sunday,
Fcp.
11),
7:30
pan.
Electrical
Transcription
Lecture
by
Judge
Rutherford
Sbtet
'-'FACE
THE
FACTS"
This
lecture
was
broadcast
from
Royal,
Albert
Hall,
Londpn,
England,
to
vast
audiences
In
ali
the
large
cities
of
America
and
Australia
on
Sept.
U,
1938.
i.
i
1938
adds
another
chapter
ol
eLTemenV'to
the
story
ol
the
Sun
Life
o
Canada
.
.
.
a
long'
and
outstanding
record
of
progress
in
the-sxrvice
of
Iii
Assurance.
.
"
Vith
pye
Pne
Klilu'on,
policy.
biWw
ccprqting
as
partners,
the.
Sun
Life
of
Cmada
a
grf
q
mtemaUongl
mstitution
ensures
economic
welfare
lor
ben.wbtn?n
pnd
children
in
mayfpvintqei;
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Mil
.
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IJ.400.004
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Auari.c.t
rfiri.q
If
3S
ltl.114.flt
TW
-teXS2if
2.105.3801
Ti.
orgoaiiation
ol
lk.
Sun
Lif.
of
Canada
.neircl.t
ti.
5sV..
IU
rpef
otatiT.i
ar.
train.
d
and
z.rifc.d
odTisor
rtaJj
to
ait
'
t6ui
I
oad'gvidonc..
without
eLation,
6a
alTtraadatd
plan,
of
Li.
AMuranc.
'
'
Branch
Office
at
Vancouver,
B.C.
A.
L.
Wright,
C..L-U-
Story
Hour
Is
Much
Enjoyed
Mana;er
Tfcj
AwraI
ttjott
31
V;
mtSti
to
til
polkiBotifrrt,
tt
u
iMiut
a
ftipr
upon
rruutl!
'
'-
piRgrp
poLiCY
ISSUED
187
I
SUN
Mrs.
Bernard
Luodhl
In
Ctaarg:
O
Esc
lien
t
Program
LIFE'
ASSHRANGB
fQMPANV
OF
CANADA
HtLAn
CEFiCE
MONTREAL
the
children
with
her
Tale
of
the
Runaway
Elevator"
and,
"Sally
and
the
Princess,
while
Mrs.
J.
A.
Barry,
always
a
popular
story
teller,
entertained
most
pleasingly
with
an
Instalment
of
the
serial
"A
Box
Car
Adventure."
Mis.
Robert
Cameron
Is
conven
or
for
next
weeks'
program
which
Is
fcr
children
from
the
aees
of
The
"Chpdren-s
Story
Hour.-
four
years.
She
will
be
was
neia
uns
morning
m
tne
tAH
tm
xft
isaM
LirCrim.
Boston
HaU,
about
forty
children
fon
and
Miss
K.
Cameron.
Deing
present.
Tne
program
was
In
the
hands
of
Mrs.
Bernard
uunaani.
wno
mho
vwo
siones
...
anH
rs
N
c
nrP1rPr
and
The
King
with
the
Terrible
Ten-
,
"'
"
.
...
per
and
Bertram
and
the
Kan-v
'
garo,"
both
of
which
proved
most
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
re-
amusing.
'
turned
to.
the
city
on
the
Princess
Mrs..
Hugh
Morrison
delighted
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
TO!
FEWC?
36,00
KETl!ItN-
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
QQQ
HCZ
RETURN.
Berths
OQV.lO
included
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
4pply
from
intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1938
and
February
28th,
J0.39
jnciusive-GuHl
to
Return
up
to
.March
31,
1939.
Children
Half
Fare
Steamers;
Leave
'Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
rhone
5G8
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Keep
the
Furnace
Roaring
and
Keep
the
Pot
Boiling
with
Bulkley
Valley
Coal